- A 4-Saturday field course in Ornithology taught on the scenic Kim Williams Trail in Missoula, MT
- Topics include identifying birds by locating calls and breeding songs; identifying birds by size, color, shape, and behavior; observing nesting habits, and more
- Dates: June 1, 8, 15, and 29 (Saturdays, 8:00am-12:00pm)
- Activity Level: Easy
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- A 5-day field course about historic preservation taught by Kelly Dixon and Bethany Campbell in Missoula, MT with a day trip to the historic district in Butte, MT
- Topics include using historic documents to locate and document historic buildings and underground features, archaeological mapping with GPS and ground penetrating radar, historical past of Missoula and Butte, and more
- Dates: June 17-21, 2013
- Activity Level: Easy
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- A 5-day field course in urban archaeology taught by Kelly Dixon and Bethany Campbell in Missoula, MT
- Topics include an overview of archaeology and the Missoula Historic Underground, site mapping, a lesson in excavation techniques, historic record interpretation, and more
- Dates: June 24-28, 2013
- Activity Level: Easy
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- A 5-day field course in Paleontology taught in the rugged badlands of the Hell Creek Formation in Eastern Montana, near Glendive
- Topics include locating fossils, field mapping, stratified rock analysis, excavation techniques, and more
- Dates: This field course will be offered 3 times: July 15-19, July 22-26, and July 29-Aug 2, 2013
- Activity Level: Strenuous
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- A 3-day field course taught by Andrea Stephens of Northwest Connections, set in the wild wetlands of the Swan Valley.
- Topics include identification of wetland types and their ecological values, the importance of the beaver to the environment, sight identification of wetland bird species, wildlife track identification, and identification of key plant species.
- Dates: July 26-28, 2013
- Activity Level: Moderate
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- A 4-day field course taught by Kelly Dixon and Bethany Campbell in Pictograph Cave State Park near Billings, MT
- Topics include archaeological field methods, archaeological technologies like 3D laser scanning and environmental sampling, tribal history, the importance of traditional ecological knowledge, land management preservation, and more
- Dates: July 29-August 1, 2013
- Activity Level: Moderate
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